Microsoft is giving the digital assistant a host of new capabilities to help people manage their schedules and communications at the office throughout the day.
After a recent report revealed that Microsoft contractors listen to selected Cortana and Skype recordings, Microsoft has updated their privacy policy to confirm this. A follow-up report from Vice's Motherboard, with the help of leaked documents and interviews, suggests that these contractors have a laborious job are poorly paid. Reports about human contractors listening to...
While an AI assistant collects a user's personal data to learn more about the user and function more efficiently, does Apple lag behind due to user its user data privacy policies?
According to a new report from the New York Times, Amazon's voice-powered digital assistant Alexa will now be able to activate Microsoft's own assistant Cortana, and vice versa.
Microsoft activated beta accounts for a select number of users based in the U.S. who are interested in testing the iOS version of its Cortana personal assistant.